The AI that learns how your company works
Run the research, the documents, the numbers, and the work that repeats every week through one system that gets better at your company each time you use it.
Windows 10 and 11 · 64-bit · 30-day free trial, no credit card
One quarter's work — a number checked, a rule remembered, a document edited by pointing at it.
The work a company
does in a week
OkComputer is general purpose, which means the same workspace that reads a contract on Monday builds the quarterly numbers on Thursday and files the weekly report on its own over the weekend.
- Research
- market scans · competitor briefs · diligence packets
- Documents
- MSA redlines · board decks · policy drafts
- Data
- close pack · pipeline health · forecasts
- Planning
- quarterly memos · hiring plans · roadmaps
- Ideas
- campaign angles · positioning · naming
- Operations
- weekly reports · inbox triage · CRM updates
Every company has a suite for documents, mail and spreadsheets. There has never been one for the work itself.
Companies need more than
a chatbot or a coding agent
They need infrastructure and a cohesive system that learns as they use it, with the tools that let them get things done.
It holds what the company knows
A shared Company Brain carries the policies, the definitions and the way things are done here, so nobody has to explain the same thing to the model twice.
It improves as people use it
Every correction, definition and preference is kept and applied, so the answers you get in month three are shaped by everything that happened in months one and two.
It has the tools to finish the work
It reads your files, reaches your systems, builds the document, checks its own output and schedules the job to run again, rather than describing how you might do all of that.
Have a look around
A sample workspace, running here in your browser. Pick a part of the product.
Click around inside it.
The demo runs live on a larger screen.
On Friday it writes the memo the way your team writes memos
Every company has a house style, a set of definitions and a dozen quirks that new people take months to absorb. Which number is the real one. What counts as revenue here. Why the export from billing has always been wrong about the same line.
Say it once and OkComputer writes it down, in a Company Brain the whole team shares. From then on it recalls the entries that bear on the question you actually asked, applies them without being reminded, and shows you which one it used and who agreed it.
said once, held for good · shared across the team · every answer carries where it came from
A wrong answer gets caught before you act on it
The expensive failure with AI at work is not the answer that looks wrong. It is the one that reads perfectly and happens to be false, because that is the one somebody forwards.
Deep Dive puts a fixed chain of different model families over the same material. One researches, a second from another family checks every claim against the source, and a third rules on what survives. Because those families do not share blind spots, the mistakes one is prone to are the ones the next is built to catch.
On our own test documents, seeded with deliberate errors, the chain finds substantially more of them than a single model reviewing the same material on its own, and it flags the ones that read most convincingly.
We hold that claim to a corpus built to disprove it: a sealed answer key, traps designed to bait a false positive, and kill criteria written before the run.
The report that comes around every Monday can write itself
Chain the steps once, connect the systems it needs to reach, and schedule the whole thing to run in the cloud while the app is closed. Whatever it produces lands back in your Library where the rest of your work already lives.
Anything that runs on its own carries a cost cap that follows it across every run and every loop. When it reaches the ceiling it pauses and waits for you, which is the behaviour you want from something spending money while you sleep.
runs with the app closed · connections you approve one at a time · cumulative spend cap
Point at a paragraph and say what should change
The Library is where you edit documents with AI rather than where documents go to sit. Open a brief, a report or a dashboard, put the cursor on the section that is wrong, and describe the change in plain language. That section changes and the rest of the document is left alone.
Share it with the people who own the numbers and work in the same window at the same time, with every edit attributed and every version kept. Before anything reaches you it has already been checked that it renders, because a broken dashboard is worse than no dashboard.
edit by pointing and saying · the rest of the document untouched · shared, co-edited, attributed
The parts you should never have to think about
A long piece of agent work runs for dozens of rounds against providers that drop connections and hit capacity walls. These are three of the things that keep the job finishing anyway.
When a connection dies in the middle of a step, the engine recognises that the step was cut off rather than completed, and issues it again. Most harnesses read their own half-written output as a finished answer and quietly lose the work.
A rolling cache marker rides every turn of a long loop, which stops the early rounds being billed again on each new round. It is the largest single credit burner on agent work and it is handled.
When a result is too big it is trimmed in graded steps and the model is told exactly what was cut, because a silent chop reads as the end of the document and produces a confident wrong answer.
One workspace
the whole company shares
Everything above works for one person. It works better when the company is on it together, because the system that learns is learning from all of you at once.
A brain the company shares
Policies, procedures, definitions and reference material live in one place that every seat can search, and new entries are reviewed before they count as company knowledge.
Documents shared per person
Give a document to exactly the people who should have it, work on it at the same time, and keep a history that records who changed what and when.
Models for the organisation
Train a model on the company's own work and give the whole team access to it, or run a separate one for each part of the business that works differently.
Spend you can see and cap
Credits allocated per seat, and a ceiling on anything that runs automatically, so an agent working overnight cannot surprise you at the end of the month.
Where we are honest. This is early software. It runs today on a single host without high availability, and parts of the enterprise surface are still being locked down. We would rather tell you that now than let you discover it later, so get in touch and we will say exactly what is and is not ready for your situation.
Every account starts
with thirty free days
The trial unlocks every feature and does not ask for a credit card. Anyone can use OkComputer: start free, or pay for Pro. Hold $OKCO and your wallet determines your benefits.
- Basic Company Brain
- 1 workspace
- Up to 3 knowledge sources
- 100 AI actions / month
- Local desktop application
- Basic AI workspace
- Full Company Brain
- Unlimited knowledge sources
- 2,000 AI actions / month
- Workflow automation
- Integrations
- Priority AI models
- Higher context limits
- Advanced workspace capabilities
- Everything in Pro
- Up to 5 members
- Shared Company Brain
- 5,000 AI actions / month
- Team workflows
- Admin controls
- Priority support
See the full pricing details · AI actions reset monthly and cover model usage across the workspace.
Hold $OKCO.
Pay less for OkComputer.
$OKCO is the OkComputer ecosystem token on Solana. OkComputer stays the product: anyone can use it free or on Pro. $OKCO is the holder access layer, your wallet determines your benefits. No staking. No lockups.
- Pro at $18 / month
- Pro at $15 / month
- Pro at $10 / month
- 2x AI usage allowance
- Pro free while balance is maintained
- 2x AI usage allowance
- Early access to new features
You do not need $OKCO to use OkComputer. Free and Pro are open to everyone.
Contract address coming soon
The verified $OKCO contract address will appear here at launch on Pump.fun. Until then this box stays on Coming soon, so you always know you are looking at the real address when it arrives.
Put a week of real work through it
OkComputer runs on Windows, and every new account opens with a 30-day trial that unlocks every engine without a credit card. When the trial ends you keep a free plan with monthly credits and everything you saved to your Library.
Windows 10 and 11 · 64-bit · 30-day free trial included